Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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Robert K. Brown, Jr. 46 Westmoreland Avenue Baseball, Hockey, Football, Honor Roll, Orchestra Brownie.’ ' a regular attendant of the movies, is preparing to go to Northeastern to become an accountant. Apparently he believes that “variety is the spice of life.’’ Mary Liticia Bullock 136 Robbins Road Field Hockey Mary has helped our girls’ team win many a hockey game. She is full of pep and is a lot of fun. Success, Mary, to your future ! James Daniel Browne 840 Massachusetts Avenue James, whose chief interest is in sports, particularly baseball and hockey, will go to Bentley ' s to study account- ing. William Henry Bunton 39 Davis Avenue Football, Baseball. Stock Room Manager “Bunny” is headed for big business at U. C. L. A. He is planning to be a moving picture director. He has many hobbies which range from pho- tography to traveling. A. H. S. will be sorry to see him go. Jean Marie Buckley 27 Everett Street Jean has dietetics as her vocation. She will study at Simmons. Horse- back riding is her favorite recreation. Charles Ernest Burgess 1 1 Revere Street Always joking, witticisms are ' ' Ernie ' s’’ chief pastime — while fishing is one of his greatest pleasures. He wants to go to Dartmouth, and we foresee many laughing hours for his fellow collegiates. (Page Twenty)

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Alphonso P. Brillante 35 North Union Street Football, Track, Hockey, Glee Club, Band “Foe” likes excitement and adven- ture. He wants to be a state trooper, — for the uniform or the gun, “Foe”? Lincoln A. Brogi 154 Hillside Avenue Hockey T ransportation Buddy,” who is going to Stock- bridge to study agriculture, is an en- thusiast of hunting and fishing, and thinks he will remember Miss Barry’s fifth period class. Marilyn L. Brooks 48 Lakehill Avenue Glee Club, Tennis, Gilbert and Sullivan Reddy. whose dancing is worth noticing, enjoys swimming and skiing, and has many hobbies; she plans to study to become a social secretary. Dorothy Ann Brown 52 Trowbridge Street School Paper, Class Tennis “Dotty, who is headed for Fisher’s to take a secretarial course, derives her greatest enjoyment from dancing. She reserves a corner of her memory for our football teams. Marion Brown 1 5 Albermarle Street Honor Roll Marion, who represents a combina- tion of beauty and brains, has made up her mind to go to B. U. and train for social work; she finds great pleasure in dancing. Ralph Warren Brown 24 Pine Ridge Road Model Aero Club Ralph plans to enter Tufts to take up mechanical engineering and then aeronautical engineering. He is inter- ested in model airplanes, and he is a dangerous opponent in ping-pong. (Page Nineteen)

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Charles H. Burke 1 1 0 Crescent Hill Avenue Class Basketball . Class Baseball Tall, smiling Muff,” a ping-pong expert and sport enthusiast, is headed for Tufts College. He plays hockey and can be seen cheering from the side- lines at every Arlington High hockey game. Joseph Richard Burke 74 Freeman Street Gilbert and Sullivan Joe enjoys baseball, swimming, and ping-pong. He remembers his Senior English — but definitely ! He hopes to be a policeman. Edward P. Burns 269 Lowell Street Football, Hockey, Baseball We will remember Eddie’s ac- complishments on the ice and as co- captain of the football team. Holy Cross or Bowdoin is where our sports- minded friend will go. The best of luck ! Martha Elsie Burns 184 Appleton Street Honor Roll, Band, Orchestra, G. A. A.. Dramatic Club. Year Book Committee, Mikado The grandest of sports,” Martha ' s motto, Keep smiling,” is a boon to her friends. Her lifetime ambition will be fulfilled when, after training at the Faulkner Hospital, she starts her career as a trained nurse. (Page Twenty one) Barbara Frances Burr 3 2 Orvis Road Debating Club Barb” shines in many fields. She loves horseback riding, and is an able debater in the A. H. S. Debating Club. She plans to major in chemistry at Simmons College. Gibson Lewis Busfield 30 Richfield Road Baseball, Gilbert and Sullivan Gibby” is going to take up busi- ness management at B. U. Tall, dark and athletic, he wants to be either a professional baseball player or a clothier.